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Dec 01, 2015    0
Junior ranger patrol opens in North Caribou Lake

Parents, relatives, friends and community members filled the Sena School gymnasium in North Caribou Lake for a ceremony marking the opening of the community’s new Junior Canadian Ranger patrol....

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Youth grow through hockey program

Youth held in custody at a Thunder Bay youth detention centre had the opportunity to learn hockey and life skills from a former First Nations NHL player from Feb. 4-6.
John Chabot, who...

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Constance Lake students earn credits while learning trapping from Elders

Mamawamatawa Holistic Education Center in Constance Lake First Nation is offering its students a more traditional option while earning credits towards their high school diploma.
The vision...

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Police chief addresses First Nations relationship

As efforts continue to improve relations between the First Nations community in Thunder Bay and the Thunder Bay Police Services, Chief of Police JP Levesque met with Wawatay to discuss issues and...

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Stranded Peawanuck man thought rescuers might be wolves

Shawn Beauvais was stranded in the middle of the night in a windchill of about –40C, only 11 kilometres from his home in Peawanuck.
He was wet, cold, dehydrated and hungry as he huddled next...

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